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52 entradas
ahk-yah-ah-bee-LEE-eek
wind with rain
bahn
pile of small things like grain salt, corn, earth
b
protect oneself from sun or rain
turn over the earth
/t͡ʃáːk/
chk
rain; the spirits who bring rain
k
red tamale baked in earth
solar eclipse
lunar eclipse
choo-LOOB-yah
rainwater
EH-ehk
star; starfish
/ˈhaʔ/
hah’
water; rain
y
rainy season
yah-ah-TSAHB-yah
lash of the rain
yah-AHTS-chahk
lightning bolt
to take out of the pot and take out what is cooked underground
rock pool (hollow in the rock where rainwater accumulates)
destruction, destruction of the world
yool
beam of light
yool-KEE-een
sun rays
very soft earth, sand or dust
yoo-yook-nah-KEE-eek
gentle and soft wind
/ˈkʼáːkʼ/
kk
fire; smallpox
kah-ah-NEEL-yah
keel-BAHL-chahk
thunder
KEE-een
sun; day
/kʼo˥ʔoʃ/
KOH-’ohsh
fire
LAHK-mahy
light rain
loo-koom-KAH-ahn
earthworm
LOO-oom
land, as opposed to sea; soil, earth
mah-tsahb-KEE-een
/múːjal/
myahl
cloud
pah-AH-looy
new moon
p
to break wind
PEHK-chahk
corn on the cob baked underground
to bake in the ground
TEE-bahl
to become bloated
tsahy-KAH-nooy
full moon
too-LEE-sooy
ooy
moon
w
to bend corn stalks without breaking them to protect the cobs from rain
sh
North Star
yah-ahsh-KOHSH-mahl
green slime/mold (from damp ground)
YAH-shooy
earthquake
yee-EE-yooy
yee-ee-KAHL-yah
wind that comes before the downpour
on the world
to shake (earth)
